Freikorps Lützow – Commemorative Order 1813 – Prussia / Wars of Liberation against Napoleon

Item number: 31.006

⚠️ Note: This is a high-quality collector's reproduction (repro), manufactured after 1945 – not an original. The piece is excellently crafted and barely distinguishable from the original – ideal for displays, exhibitions, or as a collection supplement. Pin-back. Condition 2. From old dealer stock.

Details

• Type: Commemorative Order / Merit Badge (pin-back)
• Unit: Freikorps Lützow (Lützow Free Corps)
• Epoch: Wars of Liberation 1813 – Prussia against Napoleon
• Attachment: Pin-back
• Classification: Collector's reproduction / Repro (after 1945)
• Quality: Very high – barely distinguishable from the original
• Condition: 2 (very good)
• Origin: From old dealer stock

About the Freikorps Lützow and the Wars of Liberation 1813

The Lützow Free Corps was one of the most famous and romantic volunteer units in German history – founded in 1813 by Major Adolf von Lützow in the fight against the Napoleonic occupation. The corps wore the colors black, red, and gold – the later German national colors – and became a symbol of the German struggle for freedom. The poet Theodor Körner served in this corps and wrote his famous freedom poems there ("Lyre and Sword"). Commemorative orders and badges of the Freikorps Lützow are among the most historically significant and rarest German collectibles – they combine the Napoleonic era, Prussian history, and the emergence of the German national movement in one piece. Also available: Steel helmet Scharnhorst-Jungmännerbund (Item no. 31.005) and Freikorps Wehrwolf Halle (Item no. 32.926).

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